Reflections of a Gray Man
Goodman, Howard A.
Joel Rapoport finds himself with a lot of time on his hands. He should. He's now in his late seventies, retired for four years, comfortable, a widower, recently divorced from his second wife-and lonely. So each time he ventures out from his modest, downsized home, he seldom skips an opportunity to flirt with any woman he happens upon who lights his bulb.
Whether she's an associate at a retail store, attending nurse during a hospital stay, or ...
